Re: Encoding RFC 1006 addresses in X.500

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From: Marshall Rose
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1990 17:14

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Steve - we can consider adding the NSAP/ARP thing after we have a moving
target to shoot at.  Until I can see something concrete out of the
standards body along with some working prototype, I don't even have a
target to put my sights on.  It's rather problematic to say "oh, we need
to change X to conform to Y's model of the world", when Y's model of the
world is yet to be defined in sufficient detail.

OK?

/mtr

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